Gyeyang Station

Korean name: 계양역

Show this screen to a local or a taxi driver.

계양역

계양역으로 가 주세요

Meaning: “Please take me to Gyeyang Station.”

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Gyeyang Station is a Seoul-area subway station on Incheon Line 1 and AREX.

It has 1 numbered exit; tap any exit below to see it on the map.

Changing lines here takes about 2 minutes on foot.

Exits

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Restrooms

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Coin lockers

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Fastest transfer doors

Ride in this car and door on your way in, and you'll step out right by the transfer passage.

  • AREX toward Gimpo Int'l AirportIncheon Line 1 toward Gyulhyeon

    Car 2, door 3About 2 min walk

  • AREX toward GeomamIncheon Line 1 toward Ara

    Car 2, door 1About 2 min walk

  • AREX toward GeomamIncheon Line 1 toward Gyulhyeon

    Car 2, door 1About 2 min walk

  • AREX toward Gimpo Int'l AirportIncheon Line 1 toward Ara

    Car 2, door 3About 2 min walk

Next stations

FAQ

Which subway lines stop at Gyeyang Station?

Gyeyang Station is on Incheon Line 1 and AREX. The next stops are Gyulhyeon Station, Ara Station, Geomam Station and Gimpo Int'l Airport Station.

How many exits does Gyeyang Station have?

Gyeyang Station has 1 numbered exit. Each exit card on this page opens the exit in Google Maps and shows what's around it.

How long does it take to transfer at Gyeyang Station?

About 2 minutes on foot. For the quickest change from AREX (toward Geomam) to Incheon Line 1, ride in car 2, door 1.

How do I tell a taxi driver to go to Gyeyang Station?

Show the driver the Korean name 계양역. The "Show to Korean / Taxi Driver" button on this page puts it on screen in large text.

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